Walking with St. Francis Xavier
A 30-day journey of zeal, faith, and love that crosses oceans.
Follow one of the Church’s greatest missionaries — a man whose burning love for Christ carried the Gospel to the ends of the earth. In this 30-day devotional, walk with St. Francis Xavier through reflections that awaken courage, deepen trust, and inspire a heart ready to serve wherever God calls.
What's Inside
📖 30 daily reflections with quotes and prayers
🌊 Lessons from his missionary journeys across Asia and beyond
🙏 Encouragement to live faith with boldness, joy, and compassion
✝️ A devotional companion for those called to mission and service
Sample Day
Quote: “Give me souls, Lord, and take all else away.”
Reflection: St. Francis Xavier reveals that missionary zeal is born not from pride, but from love — a love that cannot be contained. His tireless work and unshakable faith remind us that every act of love is a mission field, every heart a place for Christ to dwell. To live as he did is to let God’s love move us beyond comfort into purpose.
Prayer: Lord, through the example of St. Francis Xavier, set my heart on fire with Your love. Give me courage to go where You call, to serve with joy, and to share Your light with all I meet.
About St. Francis Xavier
St. Francis Xavier (1506–1552) was a Spanish Jesuit priest and missionary who carried the Gospel from Europe to India, Japan, and beyond. One of the founders of the Society of Jesus, he baptized thousands and inspired generations with his passion for souls. His missionary zeal and joyful faith show that love for Christ knows no distance, no boundary, and no end.
Daily Devotional for Mission and Faith
This 30-day devotional on St. Francis Xavier invites you to rediscover your missionary heart. Through daily reflections, prayers, and insights from his journey, you’ll find inspiration to live your faith boldly, love deeply, and serve selflessly. Whether near or far, you are called — and through this devotional, you’ll learn to go forth in faith, guided by the same fire that sent Francis Xavier to the ends of the earth.